P=Be²r

Yes...it does.

For me, the value is opposite.

Indeed it does, sometimes at a ratio of 2:1

B(e x 2)r = P (e x 2) x 2 ?

I'm confused.

On the dog planet:

P=Tre²

Thank you.

The math is wrong, It's not e squared (to the 2nd power). It's (e2), as in H (O2), or H+O+O chemistry expression for water. Wish I knew how to get my computer to type these things in mathematical terms.

am i geting this right?

urine= beer

shouldn't that be

Be2r= p

beer= urine

or am i completely off base.

Edited December 4, 201114 yr by zhead240
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Symmetry of equality allows for left/right transformation of the equation.

From a chemical equation, B(t)=P is more correct: Beer as a function of time= P

Symmetry of equality allows for left/right transformation of the equation.

From a chemical equation, B(t)=P is more correct: Beer as a function of time= P

Yes that makes more sense (Be²r)t=P ?

The answers start with cellular respiration http://www.khanacademy.org/video/introduction-to-cellular-respiration?playlist=Biology